resident.francisco resident. former interim mayor london breed.... just tweeted a statement within the last hour saying ... "it's been an honor to serve the city during this difficult time. i have a vision for an inclusive & fair san francisco, and will keep working everyday on the important issues we face: homelessness, housing, & public safety." (grant)in san francisco: police are searching for a gunman tonight...following a double shooting that has left one person dead. it happened in the bernal heights neighborhood ... on richland avenue and leese street.... around 5:15- this afternoon.

san francisco police sat .. two people were shot by a suspect... then taken to the hospital. now one person is dead. right now, we do not know the relationship between the suspect and the shooting victims. we will continue to track this breaking story... and bring you updates throughout the night. (pam) a big story we are following tonight: two bay area men have died, only a few days apart --- while snorkeling at the same beach in hawaii. both men died after being found unresponsive at a maui beach...the drownings happened at kama- olay beach park in maui ... a popular tourist spot. the most recent death was saturday - and the other bay area victim died last thursday. saturday's incident involved a 67-year-old man from castro valley. a first responder says, the man had been snorkeling with friends about 20- yards offshore. the friends noticed that he was not moving

..they brought him in to try to revive him..... but the man was pronounced dead at the scene. last thursday - at the same beach - a 50-year-old man from oakland diedafter he was found unresponsive in knee- deep water. beachgoers found him floating face down. the men's identities have not been publicly released . (steve)a man seriously hurt after being found on fire in a san francisco alley. now investigators are trying to figure out how it all happened. it happened near the 24th street bart station in the mission district. kron 4's haaziq maduyn talked to witnesses. a woman heading to work makes a grim discovery...a man engulfed in flames...sotit happened tuesday morning here in an alley at osage and 24th street in san francisco, a few steps away from the 24th street bart station. witnesses say a man was spotted sleeping in the alley and shortly after he was seen covered in flames. when the female good samaratin saw that she sprung into action. san francisco police

lt. rachel murphy picks it up from theresotan act that prevented the victim from burning to deathsot this mission district resident agrees...sot sfpd crime scene investigators say the cause of the fire is somewhat of a mysterysotthe victim was taken to a local hospital with life threatening injuries. san francisco police nvestigators are following up with several witnesses and checking surveillance cameras in the area, looking for any clues to how the started...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (pam) nearly 30- thousand car break- in's were

reported in san francisco last year alone - and those are just the ones called in. and tonight, in a report you'll only see on kron 4 news....one thief is creatively using a blow torch to do the crime... kron4's ella sogomonian is live in the newsroom... ella you met with some victims? i did and these break ins are so rampant those victims are calling the broken glass 'sidewalk glitter'...all jokes aside the san francisco district attorney along with state senator scott weiner are pushing for one more tool to hold the theives responsible. an average of 82 drivers living or visiting san francisco come back to their cars to this sight every daybroken glass on the sidewalk and a busted window. jamie pare is one of the many victims who's had to shell out more than 200 dollars to get it fixed after her window was smashed by the civic centeralthough she left nothing out.sot: jamie pare, victim// "not t mention that we pay a fortune to live here.

and this is a growing issue and there's a lot of homeless and we need to do something about it."employees with glass plus say it's a growing problem and most often victims feel worse off because nothing is taken.but over in the richmond district home surveillence cameras caught a creative thief in the act resorting to a blow torch to steal a bike.sot: william hillow, caught thief on camera// "he heated up the window with a torch came back in about ten minutes and pushed the window in without activating the alarm."the district attorney reports nearly 30 thousand break ins last year yet only 481 arrests. and even when there is an arrest, prosecutors say it's hard to prove they've broken in because victims have to prove their doors were locked. so the district attorney is backing a bill by state senator scott wiener to do away with that loophole.sot: george gascon, district attorney// "it is not a silver bullet , it is simply a tool we don't currently have."

both people i met with today said they felt defeated when police let them know there isn't much they could do.the man who caught the thief on camera even saying police wouldn't watch the video evidence. live in the newsroom ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (pam) in the east bay. a warning going out tonight after six- children have been killed in the last six -months all in car accidents.. and in each crash, the driver of another vehicle has been charged with murder. (steve) kron four's terisa estacio shows us the cases, the concern prosecutors have, and what's being done. two brothers, two cousins, and two sisters all children, and unique and special in their own ways, but sadly - share a common cause of death all 6, victims of vehicle accidents in the last 6 months, where the driver of another car now charged with their murder, and that is sounding alarms for bay area prosecutors. derek butts, contra costa deputy district atty. "it seems to me to be a

real large number of these cases, which is of grave concern." contra costa deputy district atty derek butts is handling the prosecution of the most recent case - noe saucedo. sacedo of pittsburg, now charged with 2 counts of murder, and posession of a controlled substance, and evading a peace officer in last weeks horrendous crash in antioch. the two young girls, lenexy and camilia both died due to injuries suffered in the crash. back in november, this devastating crash - where four family members died, including two teen boys, joe and baden. the group was coming back from a basketball game, when this man, fred lowe allegedly plowed into their car. the boys' fathers also killed. lowe, had a several prior dui convictions and was driving on a suspended license he is in custody, and his case is moving through the court system. and then this case, back in june - where this man lemuel wilson now faces multiple murder charges

for killing brothers vincent and lorenzo in concord. authorities alledge wilson was driving under the influence when he slammed into the family car in concord, and took off. he later was arrested and is in custody, for murder and hit and run. all of these happened in contra costa county - and now this warning coming from prosecutors dealing with these grime cases. butt.s what the people of contra costa county should know, if you drive drunk or drive in an extremely flagrantly reckless manner, and you end up killing somebody, that our office is going to take a very close look with charging you with murder and lastly butts. and you could spend the rest of your life in prison if you are convicted. in contra costa county, te kron four news. (steve) police in the east bay are looking for a gunman after three people were shot. it happened on market avenue in north richmond at around 9:30 last night. police say an argument may have lead to the shooting. the three people shot are recovering in the hospital tonight. police do not have a

description of the gunman. they are asking anyone with information to please come forward. (steve) after more than 24 hours... a standoff between police and a man wanted for felony warrants in san jose is now over. the standoff started around three p-m on sunday... and ended early this morning. it happened after police found the wanted man at the wyndham garden hotel on silicon valley boulevard near highway 101. authorities say the man barricaded himself into his room. people at the hotel had to be evacuated... and some were forced to sleep in the lobby. but that standoff is now over. (pam) the foggy weather created problems on bay area highways this morning. 10- cars were involved in two separate crashes... on state highway-37 in sonoma county. in the first crash... three cars collided just west of lakeville highway at around 8:30. then about 30 -seconds later... seven other cars and a big rig crashed in the same area. four people were taken to the hospital with minor to moderate injuries. police say, visibility in the fog

was about 50 -to 100- feet at the time of the crashes. lawrence karnow: the fog was very thick this morning before clearing. we enjoyed some afternoon sunshine and cool temperatures but another storm is taking aim at the bay area. you can see on the doppler radar that the rain is well to the north. on the satellite you can see this cold storm as it begins to drop out of the gulf of alaska. it will bring heavy snow to the sierra...maybe over a foot on the higher peaks. expect slow travel and dangerous driving conditions in the sierra with snow and wind tomorrow. around the state we'll see rain through northern and central calfornia while they'll enjoy 60s in the south. we will see rain developing in the morning in the north bay and moving south. rain will be heavy at times with some gusty winds. rain will turn to (pam)the public may soon get two new places to view san francisco bay if observation decks are approved ..when and where you could get a new beautiful view (steve) a dog is found tied to a fence in vallejo... with no food or water... and little

room to move. and tonight police are looking for the person who severely mistreated the dog. (pam)a major quake in alaska.. forced a tsunami warning. chief meterologist lawrence karnow will explain what happened.. and why it didn't hit the bay area.

(pam) a big story we are following tonight... a scare in san francisco and along the coast .. after an

earthquake in alaska triggers a tsunami warning. this is video... as the 7-point-nine magnitude earthquake hit about 175- miles offshore in the gulf of alaska. the earthquake caused the tsunami warning all along the west coast. kron 4's spencer blake spoke with u-s- g-s officials ... about the danger of a tsunami. :00-:10 usgs explains quake effect:10-:17 brian kilgore ÷ usgs geophysicist:17-1:30 usgs explains quake effect seven-point-nine magnitude.the shaker off the alaskan coast tuesday morning was the world's biggest since september.people felt some shaking hundreds of kilometers away."this is a large earthquake, no doubt about it. from the human impact issue it wasn't such a big deal."part of the reason it wasn't a big deal, is because it was a strike-slip earthquake.that's where two plates slide laterally against one another, and don't produce much vertical motion.this is what usually happens along the fault lines in the bay area. but what's most common in the gulf of alaska, are subduction zone quakes."this line here marks the subduction zone."

that's when one plate, the pacific plate in this case - slides underneath another plate - the north american plate.had that happened with seven-point-nine magnitude... "there would have been up and down motion of the ocean bottom, which would have displaced ocean water, which would have generated a tsunami that eventually would have made its way down to the bat area."you probably noticed the alert you got on your phone, if you are signed up to get them from san francisco's department of emergency management, for example, was for a tsunami watch."the potential for a tsunami was being evaluated and not confirmed.""the prudent thing to do was to issue a tsunami alert."if it had escalated to a warning, you would have heard sirens.inundation maps from the state show how san francisco's coastline might have been affected.after about three hours, scientists could confirm that there áwas no tsunami danger, and the watch was canceled.francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. (steve) the tsunami watch was a rude but welcome awakening for mariners who live aboard their boats in the harbor at santa cruz. as

kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, they have been through this once before. it was just after 3:30 this morning and michael enns was snoozing snugly aboard his cal 33 here in the upper harbor when there came a knock on the cabin door.michael enns/boat owner "...they had people going from boat to boat telling people to prepare to evacuate if necessary..."the alert was cancelled a few hours later but enns cold not help recall the tsunami that damaged his and scores of other boats here back in 2011. some 2 dozen boats were sunk as the tsunami waves surged in and out of the harbor for several hours.michael enns '.....and i got damaged by other boats that had sunk and hit my boat from below..."rob fladeboe/santa cruzthe county 911 dispatchers were also on standby along with the county office of emergencyservices. melody macdonald/santa cruz regional 9-1-1"....if it had escalated we would have notified o.e.s and put out a reverse 911 message code red

and alerted first responders...."the 2011 damaged docks and other infrastructure to the tune of $20 million dollars. what's more, hundreds of people put themselves at risk by ignoring warnings to stay away says port director marian olin. marian olin/santa cruz port director "...one of the lessons from 2011 is that a lot of people want to come down and see the tsunami so we have a plan for that because it can be very dangerous near the water..."today there are signs like these to remind people of the tsunami risk. out of an abundance of caution. michael enns says it will happen again, it's just a question of when.michael enns "...just make sure you have got everything tied down real well and just hope they give you enough warning...."in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(steve) and we first told you about the tsunami warning through a push alert on the kron4 mobile app... download it and be the first to know about breaking news when it happens in your neighborhood. (pam) a live look outside (steve)lawrence has the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: the fog was

very thick this morning before clearing. we enjoyed some afternoon sunshine and cool temperatures but another storm is taking aim at the bay area. you can see on the doppler radar that the rain is well to the north. on the satellite you can see this cold storm as it begins to drop out of the gulf of alaska. it will bring heavy snow to the sierra...maybe over a foot on the higher peaks. expect slow travel and dangerous driving conditions in the sierra with snow and wind tomorrow. around the state we'll see rain through northern and central calfornia while they'll enjoy 60s in the south. we will see rain developing in the morning in the north bay and moving south. rain will be heavy at times with some gusty winds. rain will turn to showers after that with cool temperatures. showers continue

on thursday before clearing and dry weather on friday. right now it looks like the weekend will be partly cloudy but dry. dry weather is expected well into next week. (pam) all parks in the golden gate national recreation area are now back open.

(pam) all parks in the golden gate national recreation area are now back open. (steve) they were closed over the weekend because of the government shut down. that included muir woods and stinson beach. they were both closed on sunday. alcatraz remained open... but ranger-led tours were not available. right now-- all parks are back open. the federal shutdown started on friday night... and ended yesterday. republicans and democrats reached a short-term spending deal that will fund the government through february 8th. (pam) there is a new leader in the catholic church in stockton. what the bishop says he hopes to bring to the city. (steve) 13 southern california kids have been saved from a bad situation.. and now helped

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has turned into a scene of carnage - this time in western kentucky,(pam) investigators are combing through the crime scene .... where at least two students were killed... and another dozen shot, when a fellow student opened fire. it was 7:57-this morning when police say, the student walked in... armed with a handgun... and started shooting. the first 9-1-1 call- two minutes later. and in just 7- minutes... first responders arrived. a-t-f... f-b-i... and multiple police departments in the area ... responding to the horrific scene. richard w. sanders / kentucky state police commissioner: in addition to those family members that have had lost loved ones, we pray for those people. (pam) the

shooter was taken into custody and will be charged with murder and attempted murder. (steve) donations are pouring in for the 13 siblings who were held captive in southern california. more than 120-thosuand dollars has been been donated so far. the siblings were kept chained to beds for months by their parents... and starved so much that their growth was stunted. authorities say people from across the world have been donating money, toys, blankets, and clothing. and several people are offering to foster or adopt the children who range in ages from two to 29. the parents -- david and louise turpin were arrested after sheriff's deputies found the malnourished children inside their home in riverside county. they have pleaded not guilty to torture and other charges. (pam) new at ten: jazz legend hugh masekela has died after a long battle with cancer. the south african governement

accounced it on its official twitter page today. masekela was known as the father of south african jazz... and especially the song dedicated to the leader of the anti- apartheid movement - nelson mandela... it was the 1986 hit - "bring him back home." the grammy- nominated artist toured with paul simon ... and was a major player on the jazz and world music scene for decades. masekela was 78 years old. (pam) there might be a new question about straws that you'll hear at local resturants.next- how some lawmakers say the new move would help the environment,. (steve) a last ditch effort to try to get the raiders to stay in oakland.what they are hoping a new lawsuit will do for the area. (pam)the government is back in business, but wide differences remain between lawmakers of both parties and the white house.next- the lastest negotiations over immigration and the budget.

breaking news 3.9 earthquake all over thr bay area take a look at this map of where people say they felt it.say they felt it.it happened just after 10,

(pam) the humane society of the north bay is currently taking care of a dog that was found tied up to a fence .... at the sunrise memorial cemetery in vallejo. (steve) those taking care of him say, this is not uncommon .... but as kron 4's camila bernal explains, the recovery always takes a little extra care. cemy is believed to be a middle aged pitbull mix.he was found tied up to a cemetery

fence with a cord so short that he was not even able to lie downexperts say cases like this are not uncommon.shamus thornton// board member, humane society of the north bay: "a lot of people abound on dogs because they don't have the resources to take care of them and they get into injuries or trouble."cemy was found saturday by a good samaritan who took him to the humane society of the north bay.shamus thornton// board member, humane society of the north bay: "very sad we don't understand how somebody could take a beautiful animal like this and tie him up and leave him."the road to recovery can be just as much mental as it is physical.dr. mike bethard// veterinarian: "i think it really depends on what happens to the dog if some behavioral changes have taken place because of that mistreatment there could be some issues."in this case, cemy seems to be friendly and comfortable with strangersshamus thornton// board member, humane society

of the north bay: "we give them lots of love he gets veterinary care he's already been treated for his skin rash which is his only ailment."the vet says the dog will likely be fine after antibiotics and good nutrition, leaving him adoption by the end of the week (pam) a sacramento area pilot.... today sentenced to life in prison for buying filipino children for sex and pornography. a judge said today ... he was sickened by michael clemans' crimes. nicole comstock has the details. 'i want to be able to get my photos and arrange sex with the underage girlsi do not want you or me to get into troubleso we have to be very very careful'this is just the tip of the iceburgin a series of sickening 2014 and 2015 online chats.the fbi says they were between a bangkok based airline pilot from sacramento and a woman in the phillipines. this federal criminal complaint lays out more of those disturbing discussions'that is the reason i mentioned orphanages or

runaways or abandoned girls from the typhoons. i am looking for girls that are homeless that will not argue and will have no obligation but to have sex'57 year old michael carey clemans has since been convicted of traveling to the phillipines to try to have sex with little girls as young as seven. he was also convicted of conspiring to produce child porn and buying children. the criminal complaint says the computer clemans usedto carry out the crimes, was hereat his parents sacramento home on blackmer circle. here, the fbi issued a search warrant for evidence. and here, on the eve of clemansú sentencing, his elderly stepfather answered the door politely.but when asked about clemanús court case, he had no words.the department of justice says clemans paid $6,000 to that woman in the philippines to take nude photos of girlsso he could decide which ones he would travel to rape. (steve) voters in the south

bay will get to decide whether an embattled judge keeps his job later this year. the registrar of voters in santa clara county say enough signatures were collected to add superior court judge aaron persky's petition to the ballot this fall. persky sentenced former stanford swimmer brock turner to six months in jail for sexually assaulting an intoxicated woman. organizers angry with the light sentence collected more than 90- thousand signatures to recall the judge. persky's current term ends in 20-22. if successful, it will be the third time in state history that a sitting judge has been recalled. (pam) the federal government is back in business, but wide differences in congress remain over the way forward. alabama's freshman senator doug jones finds himself in the middle of a fierce debate over immigration, the border wall, military spending, and domestic programs. drew petrimoulx reports, jones was one of a bi-partisan

group of senators who managed to hammer out the compromise ... which reopened the federal government. on the job less than a month -- alabama democratic senator doug jones found himself in the midst of a government shutdown. sen doug jones, d-al: "it's been very educational, i've also likened it to freshman hazing at college." during intense negotiations -- jones worked with a bipartisan group of senators to end the gridlock. sen doug jones, d-al: "it was a fascinating conversation, everyone trying to a discussion going to find that common ground and move forward."drew petrimoulx, reporting:"on monday -- the senate voted to renew government funding. but the issues that caused the shutdown are unresolved." lawmakers disagree about spending levels for national defense versus domestic programs. and there's the divisive issue of immigration policy. sen. john kennedy, r-la: "sanctuary cities and

border security and chain migration." republicans like louisiana senator john kennedy want those issues included in a plan that provides protection for so-called "dreamers." they are immigrants brought to the country illegally as children. sen. john kennedy, r-la: "i'm interested in solving the complete immigration problem." some fear differences over how to handle the issue will lead to another stalemate. but jones is optimistic. jones, d-al: "i think there's a real bipartisan movement growing to try to reach some accommodations. i don't think the parties are that far apart." to end the shutdown -- senate republican leadership agreed to hold a vote on the dreamer issue if a larger immigration plan isn't hashed out before the new spending bill expires february 8th. jones hopes that pressure leads to compromise. in washington im drew petrimoulx petrimoulxim drew in washington compromise. leads to that pressure leads to compromise. in washington im drew petrimoulx (steve)first a ban on plastic bags... now -- are plastic straws next on the list?one high-ranking california lawmaker hopes to cut back on this daily restaurant item. the plastic straw bill was introduced last week...and according to the legislature -- could be heard in committee as early as february 17th. according to be straw free

campaign -- more than 500 million straws are used in the u-s every day. the bill-- ab 18-84 introduced last week by majority leader ian calderon out of los angeles county. now this bill would deal only directly with dine-in restaurants to start a "straws-upon-request" policy. calderon -- in his release with the bill-- said the bill doesn't ban plastic straws -- but wants to reduce the usage. (steve)a group named "we stand with oakland" is throwing a hail mary to try to keep the raiders in oakland. they are exploring new legal action to keep the team in town. or at least win the rights to the name, logo and colors for a future expansion team. kron 4's gabe slate spoke with the group's spokesperson who explained why they think they can win this fight.

(steve) there is a new leader for the catholic church in stockton. (pam) kay recede explains..... the

pope's appointment hopes to bring a little more solace to catholics in the region. it can be sometimes violent outside these churchús walls... at times... divisive.(nats)'i am delighted that bishop myron cotta has been selected to be my successor.'but with current diocese of stockton bishop stephen blaire retiring...pope francisús recent announcement of who would take his place... might bring a little more solace to catholics in the central valley.(bishop myron cotta, diocese of stockton) 'trying to integrate all of what iúve been exposed to, to be a benefit here. so, weúll see how this pans out.'bishop myron cotta grew up on a dairy farm in merced county...and most recently served the sacramento diocese.the bishop hopes his experience will lead more families to peace.(cotta) 'educate people and to avoid that type of lifestyle i guess and thereús alternatives to violence.'cotta also addressed the ongoing scrutiny against the church...in light of

suspected sex crimes involving priests... including here in stockton(kay recede in stockton)'back in august of 2016, a monsignor was accused of sending sexually explicit photos to one of his parishioners.'(cotta)'i think the diocese here has done tremendous work in trying to confront that and try to heal that and to reach out to the victims.'and with more and more people leaving the faith...the bishop says heúll lead by example...and hopes to attract more families back to catholicism.(cotta)'do we foster that i think projecting the joy of what weúre doing as ordained ministers.' (sports) coming up i'll have all

the day's sports highlights and scores.

(pam) the public may soon get two new places to view the san francisco bay.... there is a new proposal to build decks off yerba buena island.... on piers near oakland. there was a meeting today at the bridge yard building. the project would build observation decks on piers which were part of the old eastern bridge span... instead of demolishing the remaining piers. officials say, this is an opportunity to expand access to the bay... the total cost is still being explored. (pam) what many people may not know, is that the some cities offer something known... as a bulky item pickup for large unwanted

items... it is free.... but there are certain rules that must be followed (steve) however sometimes the free service get abused which could make it hard for other people or worse leve a huge mess gc free bulky item pick up problems while driving home i noticed this pile of debris located on the corner of fifth and king street, in san francisco while i was there i watched where is all this stuff coming from . big item pickup for tomorrow morning . more stuff being added to the pile .. a pile which covered the entire sidewalk and spilled into the street i also noticed a do not leave bulky items here sign hanging from a tree by a piece of string . this was all outside of the arterra condominium complex the pile had everything in it including the bathroom sink fast forward to the next day i return only to find the pile still therethese always some kind of trash there from the apartments and all that it always a mess so start making phone calls .while i was waiting i noticed more items being added to the pile at one

point workers from the department of public works were passing by so i flagged them down .. they started documenting the site it turns out the someone in the complex on january 4th scheduled a bulk item pickup for the morning i returned .and according to dpw they did everything absolutely correct which was contact recology, recology gave them the ok to put items outside.what was not done right was the resident the way that they put the items out they didn't put them out as they should have i put in a call to recology and they confirmed the bulk pick up it was for 9 miscellaneous boxes and 1 end table. .the max for bulky there must be a sign attached with the letter bir which means bulky item recycle and the most important part it must not block the sidewalk apparently the complex ordered the pickup and let everyone in the building know know so everything was dumped . one free bulky pickup is permitted per

warriors taking on the knicks without their best player.... kristaps porzingis... draymond green... and klay thompson.... nam,es all-star reverves today... 2nd quarter... tim bnardaway jr... the son of the warriors great by the same name... nails the 3- pointer...knicks jumped up early and led by two points at the half but steph curry took over in the 2nd half... curry... drains the 3-pointer

to get the lead for the warriors then steph with the no-look pass to thompson... for the lay up... warriors up 5 curry... continued to dominate in the 3rd quarter... gets the back-door lay-up... then kniocks down another three... he scored 17 of his 32 points in the 3rd quarter kevin druant didn't score in the 2nd half... he finally says "i've had enough"... and gets ejected late in the game with golden state comfortably ahead... he finished wuith 14 points final score... 123-112 warriors... they host the warriors... they host the minnesota timberwolves thursday night a major milestone for lebron james tonight... end of the first quarter in san antonio... james hits a jumper to score the 30,000th point of his career.... he becomes the 7th player to score 30-thousand or more... the only other active player with more points is dirk nowitsky of the dallas mavericks... att 33 year old james is also the youngest layer to reach 30-thousand... he is more than a year younger than kobe bryant when he did it kareem abdul-jabbar is the all-tme points leader with 38,387 in 20 nba seasons... but the cavs lose their 10 of last 13 games... 114-102 spurs 114-102 spurslast 13 games... their 10 of the cavs lose

their 10 of last 13 games... 114-102 spurs speaking of kobe bryant... in only his first year of retirement he is already reaching new heights... todsy he was nomitaed from an oscar for film short caled "dear basketball"... "dear basketball. from the moment i started rolling my dad's tube shooting imaginary game-winning shots in the great western forum i knew one thing was real: i fell in love with you." the short is the adaptation of a poem bryant penned in november of 2015... when his ailing bodywas making it obvious his basketball career would soon be over... the 18-time all-stars short follows the arc of bryant's basketball journey... from being a kid all the way through his nba career glen keane illustrated the short... while john williams composed the music... "dear basketball" is one of five nominees in the animated short category sharks at the tank hosting the winnipeg jets... peter deboer... hoping to get over on the visitors from

canada... late 3rd period... 4-4 jets... timo maier... scores on the deflection for the sharks... 4- 4 tie... wego to overtime! but only a few seconds into the extra period... brian little turns on the red light for the jets sharks lose 5-4 in overtime... they host the new york rangers on thirsday semifinals.

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have the seven day forecast. lawrence karnow: the fog was very thick this morning before clearing. we enjoyed some afternoon sunshine and cool temperatures but another storm is taking aim at the bay area. you can see on the doppler radar that the rain is well to the north. on the satellite you can see this cold storm as it begins to drop out of the gulf of alaska. it will bring heavy snow to the sierra...maybe over a foot on the higher peaks. expect slow travel and dangerous driving

conditions in the sierra with snow and wind tomorrow. around the state we'll see rain through northern and central calfornia while they'll enjoy 60s in the south. we will see rain developing in the morning in the north bay and moving south. rain will be heavy at times with some gusty winds. rain will turn to showers after that with cool temperatures. showers continue on thursday before clearing and dry weather on friday. right now it looks like the weekend will be partly cloudy but dry. dry weather is expected well into next week. week.into next expected well weather is dry. dry cloudy but be partly weekend will looks like the right now it on friday. dry weather clearing and before thursday before clearing and dry weather on friday. right now it looks like the weekend will be partly cloudy but dry. dry weather is expected well into next week.

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